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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
The Dallas Club Confident.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE Dallas
base ball club go to Fort Worth Sunday
and seem to be confident Of winning the
game. Captain Mansfield says the Dallas
club is stronger now than at any preVl-
GUS time this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Kaufman County Stock.
5necial to me Iaaette.

5pbUIdI 30 5IIO Nn0Dssc'
TERRELL, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE Ksut-
man County Stock Show was decided
success, but no douot the near approach
of the stste fair prevented many VINO are
preparing to be represented at the state
fair from being on hand ct Kaufman. There
is an increased tendency to improve
stock. Already this county presents in
some respects as good samples Of fine
stock IS any county in the STATE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

pew: "Your message received.
I said nothing about panic. I com
mented upon the fact knowR TO every
body that the real estate boom had been
pushed too far snd there had been con-
siderable railroad building psralleliDg old
lines and which would be improbable
On the other hand, business activity all
over the west is phenomenal and
healthy"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Th. rh,,,l. stnrts for Homo.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Scotch cut
ter, Thistle, sailed for home this morn
ing. Captain Barr hopes to make the run
across in sixteen days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

There is good Inquiry on the For
Worth market for Texas horses Just no"
and i. is expected that during the mex
few days great many trades will b'
made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

s. Grade vim the Forty Worth Greer CO.
whs cal give you s4e best grocGief Tor
the least money. See tilt you r8pembeE
thigan orce there you viii ns}sf have
case to regret the change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

Mr.. Maupin yesterday furnished Mr.
n. +, HayWorth OF Mooerly, Mo, with
beautiful pair of Texas ponies. They are
a splendidly matched team and MIR. Hay'
worth is proud Of his purchase.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

wbot Colonel Simpson Says About "a Fort
Worth EoGd-P altman Palace Oar
Company EIesting-HOles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
What Western Paper Says About the
Outlook for StOckmen In shat
Section OF the state.
Heavy shipments OF Horses TO st. Lou s-A
Fine PAR OF Texas Ponies to
Go North.

Major A, W. Hilliard, the well known
stockman OF Pecos City, arrived III the
city last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

Mr.. W. B. HallowAy of Borden county,
Texas, passed through this city yesterday
win fifteen cars OF Texas horses Tor 81.
Louis. This is the fourth shipment ne
has made this season and he has some
thing over 1000 head more that he will
send out soon. He has feW head OF
steers with him which he will proosoly
carry TO Chicago. They are in frst-class
condition aud 8 good advertisement OF
the condition of his pastures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

j. S. a. Thomas, travelling passenger
agent of til : Bee Line, was IL Fort worth
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Houston and Texas Central R'y

THE 0NL ALL-sTEBL LINE IL TIE STAIN
Double daily trains each way. Throngb
Sleepers between St Louis Rnd Corsica
nd on Trains and >, and between 81. Louis and
Galveston On Trains 3 and L. via Dau8g
Denison ana SedgEe. Sleeper between Hous
tor and Austin. Through Tickets to ell points
Quickest route to New OEf6Sns and points -
and st. Louis, or Houston and New OrleABs,
Steamship tickets 10 or from any point II
EIIrnna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
ST, LOUIS AGAIN.
The Browns De- foHt the Detroits By a
Score Of TO 2 Other Games.
St. Louts' Day.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE first game
in the east for the worlds championship
between Detroit and St. Louis clubs was
PLAYED Ct Washington Park, Brooklyn.
There were 10000 persons present,
The weather was chilly. When
the teams appeared in the field
they received welcome and enthusiastic
plaudlts in town although it looked as
though the people rather faVored the
League team. AS BrooklyL's is an Assocl-
alton club this sign could not be &C
c3unted for accept in explanation that
perhaps their townsmen were not pleased
That ST. Louis men should have attained
such pronounced lead in the race with
their fellows. The spectators were not
altogether satisfied, for the game in large
minority Of the innings was OF a'mechanl-
cal order. If the term, cit was pitchers
bstsler could be appropriately
used, it was in regard to-day's
game. The field errors were sc
unim portant that Of the seven runs made
six we're earned. The one error that
counted was made by Deacon in the
seventh inning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
RaaA Bal,

BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 14.-Washinge
ton, Z; Baltimore, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. IA Athletics,
IL; Philadelphia, 6.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. l4.-Clncinnati, !;
HhIcauo e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Homo Notes,

Star S. Jones Of the Mallory Line was
in Fort Worth Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Cos Fresh sroduos

sReceiyss daily ct the Fort Worth GSscss
Zoos. NHheir fruit display ayery aefning
is tegspting. Order all your supplies
from Shem. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

J. G. Harris, general live stock agent
of the Texas aud Pacltci Is ous among
the bullionaires.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Central and Southwest
Texasto Ali Points
North, East and
West.

DoubIs daily seYVioo OF elegant PuLIUsp
hui fet and SleeUing Cars between San ApsoH.-
and Kansas City and st. Louis.
Don't DO deceived, but call for your tics6;s
via the Missouri Pacific Railway,
For any desired information, Tickets, mSU7
folders, stc,, call on .. D. LUsE,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Fort Worth,
JAKE ZURR, Ticket Agent City O1ce, c0EasT
Main and Third streets,
IL. g. ARCHER,
Northern Texas Pass. agent, Dallas, Tzx.
B,W MCCULLOUGH
General Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

Buy whs1su Ea. -
AkAEe FqFt WORTH Gr 5cer Co's.s.:wAsse
you neysr fail t6 get the fresheeE prodRce,
snd Vegetables Has Carifornis produces
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

General Live STOCK Agent Nesbit of the
Chicago anG Alton vas IN Fort worth
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15


Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
is back from the Panhandle.
80
The NJ ssouri Pacific has on sale and
will continue to sell round trip tickets to
Kansas City good 10 return until Nevem-
her 10 tor SIG 80. This is on account of
the exposition.
The vsshcuts in lue Territory on the
Atchison, Topeka anu Santa Fe will re-
quire more time ior repair Than was ex-
pecred, and through trains Will not run
to-day as was expected.
49,
Up TO last night a. 10 O'Clock no notice
had been received st Fort Worth OF any
change in time o. the Missouri Pacific
that went into effect tomorrow, aEd 1t Is
believed the time for the change Is post
poned until the 23d.
-.
The Missouri Pacific is extensively ad'
yertising the last grand excursion OF the
season st half rates TO Fort Worth, Tex.
Among other things the hangers say:
.sSpecIsl excursion trains Wednesday,
October 26, from ST, Louis, Hannibal,
Kansas Clty, and ell intermediate sta
mons. Excursionists via. St. Louis, meet
in room No. s, Union Depot. These eX-
cursion trains will be fully equipped with
through DAY coaches, PClimen buffet
sleeping cars and family excursion
sIeeners from st. Louis and Kansas City
to Fort Worth without change. Tickets
will be first class, and good
to return until November 6. 8
special feSture Of this excursion
Tickets via Missouri Pacific Rai!wsy will
be good going one route, and returning
another; that is, the excursionist can GO
through the great state Of Arkansas, and
return thro Igh the beautiful, Indian
Terruocy ad Kansas, or the
trip can he reversed. In addition
10 these sp cial excursion trains,
fickes vii be placed on sale at Omaha,
Ra sas C.gy, Hannibal, ST. Louis, and al
intern date stations October 16, and
parties c5n secure them at hall
rates, and start on any regular
train up 10 and including
Octobt T rs. Tickets sold on these dates
will be good TO return until November 8.
The annual harvest excursion will leave
Chicago and ST. Louis October II. Halt
rate excursion tickets will be sold for
this excursion to Fort Werth. Good
thirty days. Stopover privileges Will be
allowed. Remember, special sxcur-
sion train leaves ST. Louis and Kan
cas- City Wednesday evening, October &c.
Fort Worth has to-day ten outlets by II,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
THE RAILROADS.

The Sc L0uis, Arkansas 8na TeXaa
Officials step az WAGE and TO
On 10 C8rsiCana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

Base hits-St. Louis, I; Detrolk, Q. =
Errors-St. L)ui', 4; bet OFT, o.
Ba.teres-SI. Louis, Caruthers anu Ifa9le
Detroit, Conway and Bennett.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15
Short Line 70 New Orleans and
All Points in Louisiana.
New Mexico, Arizona
and California.
Faysrite Line TO the North, Eag;
and Southeast.
ouble daily line OF Pullman Pals6s Sleop.Es
Cars through 30 St Louis via tho
iron Mountain ROnr@

see that Jour Eiokets 1esu via Texas ara tA-
ci1c Railway. FOX maps, time tables, tickets,
rates and Sll required information, call CT
O. d. LU9K,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Fort Worth.
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent City Once, corner
Main and Third streets.
Fl. G. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Dallas.
B. W. MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger sAt
Tickle: agent, Dallas, Tex.
JNO 4. GRANT. General manager,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

G. Il Capen, general live stock agent
Of the Chicago, burlington and QUINCY
is back from the Panhandle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

The American Calue Trust does not
appear to draw much attention from the
stockmen VINO visit Fort Worth; st least,
all those approached about the matter
have either signifed an utter disbelief IL
its having any sppreciable effect on the
interests of the growers, or have been too
busy taxing advantage of their present
fine prospects by the natural manIp-
ulatiOn of their business 30 look into
such en- apparently fishy scheme. 1t
seems to be the general op MON that the
mlddlemsn will get the profits any way
the business is worked, and that the more
intimate the relations Of the grower and
packer the greater will be the advantage
taken by the latter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

The Midland Stake0 Plains says: The
cattle growing region of Texas has the
f1aesC crop of grass that it has produced
in years, and the cattle will 60 into
winter in correspondingly better condi
ton. II q cattle boom ever does strike
the country again, Texas Will be in shape
to fill alI orders on the very shortest
notice for stock, young and steer cattle
Lately Texas has ceased to raise young
cattle, owing TO Il e condition OF the mar
ket, out she is ready TO begin again a. any
time, and there is no spot on earth where
the increase in the b,v ne species is at
great as 1t is in the climate OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-15

The NJ ssouri Pacific has on sale ant
will continue to sell round trip tickets Il
Kansas City good 10 return until NeVem
Der 10 tor SIG 80. This is on account Of
the exposition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
Choking GdtQyYh

Have you au itrnc,l from q dlsiuflcd sleep with
al the horrible 'tn,hfDns NJ m ssnein cluirhlng
your throat and lf-sing thc liic breath from your
frightened chcgti Have you noticed The languof
and debility that succccd the onoft 10 clear your
throat aud head or lschiArhal mattcr7 What q
depressing lnitruoo II cxorb upon the mind,
cloudinr the incpory aud lllluR ho bead With
palms aud strange nolsos How dincui " u " ia
the nasal passage thrpat aud unls n This poison.
Gus mucus all can testify who hro AFFLICTED with ca
nuh. How dlhcult 10 protect dc System against
~ further rroguit tawHrd tho luufy. liver aud Ma
nrys, all physicABs VIII admit Hhat terrible dh.
cnse and cries out iaf relief apd curc.
Tho remarkable gursiisc povou, when All oihci
remedies ultcry fell, ~ HAffvnDs RADICAL tvm
ore siigicd ~ Nnynuds who gratefully rcuu
mend II 10 fellow suhcfcr No statement 4 INSIDE
Ugarilug u that cahflgt BE- tuhsinntaigd b. Me
/ most respectable aud rsliabe pfcrcnocs.
Zach packet CVt,ii.ln. Que bOlte OF the RApiCAi
/ CunE- one box 81 CAthHgliAl sOLyrNt aud nn ~
rn0yTp iSHAiIR, with tfeatlo anal difuC tiOus, and
| a sold ny all druggists iof tl.OD.
| pOTTrR pHuo A CHEMICAL Co. noHroy.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Mr.. jefferson Davis Is an old and ex-
trcmcly able man, and from all accounts
is very popular with his old friends in
Georgia. The people of Georgia are now
in state Oi revolt against prohibition,
and no doubt Mr.. Davis recent letter u
Mr. Reagan inspires enthusiasm for the
anti-prohibition philosopher among the
multitude.-St. Louis Republican.
SHUTDOWN is the name Of quaint little
place ncm Big Indian, in the Catskills,
where the people witness the setting OF
the sun at o clock pm. and the rising al
. o'clock afm,c FQcr mopptains nearly
surround the settlement. The people arr
generally healthy, and those who have
lived there for a long time have an owl
like capacity Of seeing in the gloom
Poughkcepsic Eagle.
A missionary 10 the Indians in British
Columbia took q kegof whisky and poured
II over tho grass in the presence OF the
young people. II destroyed all the herb
age The chief then told them that just
as il burned the grass II would burn then
II they drank H. This experiment has he
come q yearly ceremony with the Indians
and there has been very little trouble with
the liquor question since. Carlisle Penn.
Star. fstts sn' 81.
The Reporter HASN'T had the attention Il
should have had, owing 10 the fact thn
the editor was oig two or three days in At
lanta. He means what he says, ant
won't get oa-in Atlanta-again soon, anC
the Reporter Wilde made M interesting IL
the future rs the editor knows how L
make IT, Bcir with us this time. Edition
are like folks little, you know anyway
they don't live always, and we don't wan
"a since our return from Atlanta. We ar,
tired yel.--BrvnwUoi tGa. Reporter.
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AIreIrl,t Agreement

ST. PArL, MINI, Nov. 5.-fcight rep.
rescnlaiiyos Of the Chicago roads reached
n final agreement here today and dis.
banded, 50 ii Is likely that this last tariff
win stand, The main obstacle in the way
Of an immediate advance In rates was the
obslinaoy Of the Minnesota & Northwest
on, aud The Chicago, Burlington & North
crn. whose desire was 10 abolish transit
They positively refused 10 enter into ans
Arrangement whatever, unless the transit
conpanos would conccde their demands
This the hitter did not show a disposition
90 do, and the representatives, Of these tive
roads Withdrew from the meeting. Th'
representatives Of the transit companic
finally agreed upon an advance to II
cents from Minneapolis TO Chicago, tn
advance 10 tako effect November 10.
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THE RACING WORLD.
Yesterdays Events at Nashville and
s-Ht Washington

o iHNcuIS dL NASHVILLE III u
Washington.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-The Nash
vile fall meeting closed today, and the
various events Were witnessed by large
crowd. The weather was fine and the
track very fast, All the favorites won.
The feature OF the day and of the meet
ing was the the sevcn-eighths furlong dash,
with Little Minch, Cleaner and Bankrupt
as starters. Little Minch won by half
length, Cleaner second, neck in front
OF Bankrupt, third. The time was 1885,
which lowered the record for not only
Little Minch but the other two, the last Of
which finished in l.35l.
Florence l. won the fourth race, mile
and one sixteenth, with ease in l:4Sl
First Race-ASix furlongs. Starters: jim
Nave, ~, breckenridge; Roddy Pringle,
III, Meehan; Bill Sterritt, lis, Kiley;
Avery, TO- Gerhardy.
Roddy Pringle led into the stretch, when
Sterritt pulled away and won handily by
three lengths, Koddy Pringle second,
Avery third, two lengths away. Time
1:l6i.
Post odds: Bill Sterritt, to 5; Avery,
3to l; Roddy Rrihgle, to /; Jim Nave, s
to l.. 49,.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Starters
Rough Diamond, %, Cunningham
Rambler, ll5, Gerhardy; Corinne, 49,
Walker; Quotation, ll5, Sayres; Paddock,
80, Taral; Elmira, log, Coyington; Co
lightly, LOG, Williams.
Corinne made the running 10 the
stretch, when Rambler came ont OF the
bunch and won with ease, two lengths
ahead of Elmira second, Quotation third.
Time-l:3iI.
Post odds: Rambler, z to 8; Quotation,
$50 l;aGolightly, 4 to l; Elmira, to |;
Corinne, 10 to 1; Rough Diamond and
Padlock, 30 to each.
third Race Seven and one.half fur
loNa. Starters Little Minch, rs, Cow
ington; Bankrupt, l07, Gerhardy; Cleaner,
JiS, Stoval. Cleaner jumped to the front,
ect at the quarter Little Minch led by u
leegth, Cleaner second, Bankrupt half
lbEgth behind In this same position, TO a
q cay fast pace, the race was run, Cleaner
aaA Bankrupt moving up a half length
neaor the favorite when the string was
reaccsd. Tme-l:S5.
Post odds: Little Minch, 3 TO 8; Bank
rupt 3 ~ /; Cleaner, TO /.
Fourth Race--One mile and one-six-
tenth. Starters: Florence T., 0S, Coying-
ton, Elgin, 1906 Taral; Fellow Brock, 50,
Fishburn; Vice Regent, los, Hathaway.
Fellow Brock made the running, but
at the half Elgin and Vice Regent ran
neck and neck, and thus went into the
turn. Florence l. then came strong and
won by four lengths from Vice Regent
second, Elgin third. Time-l:4Sl.
Post odds Vice Regent, @ 10 5; Florence
+, even money; Elgn, 5 TO |; Fellow
Brock, S to /.
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AZ Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Thc weather at
the Ivy City course today was clear and
cold, The track was good and the racing
excellent s..t.I
First Race One milo. Starters Tclie
Doc, Catesby Gcldiug, Aired, Boss, Per-
icles, Nitn, Error, Barnum. Telc Doe
won by three lengths, Barnnm second,
Bess third Time -l:I2l.
Second Race-One and one eighth miles.
Dmboyne beat Lelex by neck. Time
1:55t. Only two ran.
Third Race Handicap; threc-quartcrs
Of q mile. Starters Rowland, sam llar-
per- Ovid, Patrocles, Harry Russell, Gren-
adler. Joe Cotton, Blessed. Pc,roclos
won by length, Joe Cotton second, Ovid
third. ,Time-llp.
Fourth Race-llandicap; one and one
sixteenth miles Starters Choctaw, Tclie
Doe, Glen Mound, Banner Bearer, NOs.
burg. Frank Ward. Windsail. Telie Doc
won By two lengths, Glen Mound second,
Frank Ward third. Timc-l:40l.
Fifth Race--Selling; threc-quartcn OF a
mile. Starters Brozomarte, Phil Lee, Ten
Strike. frankie Is, Brait, Miss Mouse,
Valiant, I'hriftless, Broughton, Pegasus
Valiant won by length, BronzomartC
second, frankie Il third. Timo-l:lGt.
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sTANLEY's QUEST.
The Great Explorer Nearing Emin Boy
at Last Accounts.


at Last Accounts.
LONDON, Hoy. g. Adyiccs from 81. Paul
dc Loanda state that news has been re-
ceiyed there from Henry NJ. Stanley under
date Of September s, TO the effect that the
expedition had left the camp that he
established, about eight days journey from
the Mabodic country, and was advancing
toward the western shore Of Albert
Nyanza The men were greatly fatigued,
and'struggled with difficulty distance
a seyeraikilomcires. The mnstimportant
chiefs u the country through which the
expedition had Travelled readily complies
with jStanlcy's request for food. Stanley
had halted four days 10 rpcrganizo the ex-
podihon, and then, leaving thirty men TO
guard this new camp, proceeded toward
Albert Nyanza. lie intended TO form a
camp ON the fertile slopes OF the mountains
bordering Albert Nyanza, and TO dispatch
q small advance guard toward Wadclla In
asteel whale-boat under command Of Lieut..
Stens, unless he heard frpsh news Of Emin
Bey. Stanley says he had learned that
Einin Boy was in good health, and that
The country 20 the southwark OF Albert
Nyanza had become much quictcr 9lc
had written n letter TO Iambunga camp
requesting provisions, TO enable him TO
reyictual Enin Rcy. Owing 10 the events
nj Stanley Falls anil the state Of the coun-
try. there WIS q diliculiyin finding portcrs
who wero willing 10 penetrate into the nm
known country beyond lambunga unlcs.
Stanley accompanied them. Stanley hoped
10 he allie 10 communicate directly with
Emin Bcyby September 10. Tho explorer
rays he found Mabodi apopulous and hos
pitable country. lie was compelled e
nbandon his route along the Aruwhim
river, owing 10 is southcrly coune. liz
discovered streams which hc believed e
be tributaries Of the Quollc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.-The car
nival came to a close tonight. Many Wis
tors remain till Monday. The feature of
the day was the baseball game of st. Louis
VS.. Chicago, which resulted: st. Louis, 6;
Chicago, 3. The same clubs play tomor-
row. Tonight the city is brilliantly illu-
minated and the streets are thronged with
nnon1a
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To Join the R.ights.

PITrsBuRG, Pa Nov GA movement
is on foot among the tube-workers OF the
country to forma onaldistrict assembly
of the Knights Of Labor, similar to the one
recently formed by Che iron-workers.
There are eleven tubc.woriis in the coun-
try, employing thousands Of men.
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Ths cnhinr, Changes.

prrsncaG. Pa, Now BIN IN inter.
view here today the Hon. A. Ienks, sole.
i,or of,he United States. said that while the
President had not directly or indirectly eS.
messed himself TO anybody regarding
changes IN the Cabinet. II was pretty gen.
eralIy conceded that Secretary lamar Will
no on the supreme bench IA the sueccsso,,
IJus,icc Woods. II Postmaster General
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
NOT TO MEMORY DEAR.

We met bat onoc. twas long ago,
hut remember vet
That iaicful. fearful meeting. Oh
How cyi Ger iorgeu
The summer day wns near ~ end.
The rel sun Nuklug fast,
Had sct, o. with her, my friend,
Down Though the meadow passcd.
Her rustic bcauiy charmed me quito
Her shy Aud niOficsf vfcr.
All else ipnsct. that sumner night
gnzcd into her acc.
but quick the scpaTai'on came
Iang shot thru ~ ny heart;
Our WINS NCrn no. W " mo rainy
stern 'iat- iOrgsd usqaft
Al me- how rainfni ihtmory nos
Flils RECOLLECTION iili I. ...
The Al might i0frt-, bot how
Can iot.a that ball ..l'
Bonneville journal
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Only One CnSc oC Fewer

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 5.--0nly one
new case of yellow fever at TAMPA yester-
day, the victim being Lamont Bailey, the
faithful correspondent of the Times Union,
and who has severe attack. There were
three deaths. Dr. Wall predicts that the
epedemic will DO over here within ten
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06

AZ the Boston museum, blB. NJ. A. Far
rcu IL now playing The old woman roles
which Nine. ponisi played for a time after
Mrs Ninccnt's death. Mn. farrcn has
been on the ti!ygo eixty-six years. and as a
child she wua a dancer. hhr il q Phila'
delphian, wg- Formerly Mary Ann Russell,
aud aiicrward tragedy star aud leading
lady I'M the south.